Stones From a Glass House
Stones From a Glass House
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It is no unthinking optimist, but a shrewd observer of human nature, who describes the desperate gloom of 'Mord 'Emly when she finds herself in the respectable suburban kitchen, far from the gay life of her native slum. None of us can do any- thing but sympathise with her when she makes her wild "break" for liberty and returns, like a homing pigeon, to the haunts of childhood. What else would she do ? Where else would she be } And, after all, 'Mord can hold up her 85 Stones from a Glass House h...ead with the best of us, though she does hve in the "nether world" and dearly loves a street fight. There comes the truth ; every slum-dweller is not entirely depraved, or desperately miser- able—and Mr. Pett Ridge, by boldly breaking away from the tragic convention of the slums, has come into a new king- dom. But, as I have already pointed out, no man reigns long alone in any literary kingdom ; and Mr. Clarence Rooke has entered into possession along with Mr. Pett Ridge. And, again, following pre- cedent, the former exaoraerates in The Hooligan Nights the joys of slum - life till we are fain to ask, "Who would now be honest ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is no unthinking optimist, but a shrewd observer of human nature, who describes the desperate gloom of 'Mord 'Emly when she finds herself in the respectable suburban kitchen, far from the gay life of her native slum. None of us can do any- thing but sympathise with her when she makes her wild "break" for liberty and returns, like a homing pigeon, to the haunts of childhood. What else would she do ? Where else would she be } And, after all, 'Mord can hold up her 85 Stones from a Glass House h...ead with the best of us, though she does hve in the "nether world" and dearly loves a street fight. There comes the truth ; every slum-dweller is not entirely depraved, or desperately miser- able—and Mr. Pett Ridge, by boldly breaking away from the tragic convention of the slums, has come into a new king- dom. But, as I have already pointed out, no man reigns long alone in any literary kingdom ; and Mr. Clarence Rooke has entered into possession along with Mr. Pett Ridge. And, again, following pre- cedent, the former exaoraerates in The Hooligan Nights the joys of slum - life till we are fain to ask, "Who would now be honest ?
What to read after Stones From a Glass House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Findlater Jane Helen to read onlineMoreLess
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